Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-15
mus 81 SUNDAY.

psvilioa v.I1sd sf eDOm vss
borDed IN Les AnReles % 5a1day. IL
was partly i1s1rsd.
Tie Emperor and Empress Of Ger
many gave . fAxsSeu ssoepsi0a 70 u.
DsLesseps on Sunday.
IL 10 announced that On bis birthday
Emperor william will 0oiy recsive mem
bern Of regal families.
HIS Russian admirers have sent 30
General bouianges q vainahls sword. Ia
scribsd "Qs siEs "a Presses ct BOu-
LANCER"
The oosan racers we're passed By ssv
port the Dauufiess aboat II miles
ahead Of the Cosonef.
The auoouncsmeut d again made
that Seast9E Fair has sold bic narrow-
guaee railroad 10 toe esutbern Pacific,
for somsthinR over 6 zoo. 100.
BENJAMIN LovsashaI. . baker. Aeed
twenty years. shot his father IN New
York on Sunday night. while ths latter
vas abusing the boys young sister.
The Canadian authorities have de-
eided 10 turn over 10 the anthsFitiss OF
Michigan DIR. Weir, Who il charged with
criminaiiy assanitinR Q young Rlri, and
thaFeby causing her death.
Publie Printer Benedict has dis
charged O large number OF employees
from the Government Printing Ofiics
The reason assigned was that . red1c
ton Of expense was necessary.
Il is SAID 90 good authority thst The
Rev. Matthew @. Julian, pastor OF the
Unitarian Church at New Bedford,
Mas. will receive q call FROM Piymouth
Church, to oil the vacancy caused D.
the death Of Rsv. Henry Ward Bsseher.
A special from Coleman, Texas. states
that IT $50 .. NJ Sunday the Calf, Col
orado 4 santa Fe Railroad Office there
Sas the scene Of bold robbery. Three
men With SIX -shootsFs robbed the office
and an express car Of over $3o0o worth
Of valuables.
TIE marriage OF Christine Nilsson TO
Count Miranda vas a private affair.
The witnesses we're Marquis Case Tue
rets, the Swedish Minister and Ambrose
Thomas. The bride wore q splendid
pair OF diamonds, the present OF Baron
Rothsahild.
Word vas received OF the death OF
Lieut.. Seward Mott at the San Carlos
Indian reservation 10 Arizona. He vas
assisting the agent TO divide certain
lands when q young Apache qasrrelled
With him aud stabbed him several times.
He graduated from West Point last
year and was q native Of New York.
The funeral Of the deceased wife Of
Anarchist Neeoe was 9 very quiet affair.
Aboat 5000 seuis composed the process
sion. 4 few red hags were seen, but
they we're carefully farled and dFaped
in black. The ceremonies we're held In
Nullsr's Hall and were very simple. Tbs
JTatoFs made not the remotest allusioH
to future life aud not a religious
sentiment was expressed. Two reasons
are assigned for the failure TO Tealiz;
the expectations of the Anarchists
One is that tie weather was bitteI
GOLD, and the other Is that the poles
had taken extraordinary precautions tC
prevent any great demonstration.
N EULoGI OF HENRY WARD BEECHER
New YoRK. March ID The church OF
Cranberry street, BrooklYs, mad
famous by the late Henry Ward Beech
or, never presented a more joyous aDC
| gay appearance than 1t did today. 1
was decorated more as a May ID " fes
tival than for the occasion # Ply
mouths lats pastors funsral tuloay
The rays Of g spring morning SUI shon
10 through tae east windows of To-
church and refiested With exquisite eff
feet the beautiful shades Of color of tn
inteFminglinR q jWsrs and ferns. Not
sign OF Grape could be seen anywhere
The edifioe was crowded 81 its fulles
capacity. Rev. 5. b. Halliday, Mr.
Beecher's assistant, who is at present II
charge OF the church. assisted Rev Ly
man Abb 1T In conducting the service
Mr.. Abbott spoke for over an hour sn,
the attention of the Audience vas onl,
broken by the occasional ssebing o
some Of the church members.
The evening service In Plymouth
Charch was remarkable from the fac
that clergy meR Of almost every denomi
nation we're present and spoke 10 suloR
II the late Mr.. BeeoheE. Tue building
Vas crowd d to excess aud the vesti
bules we're utterly impossible DnFinl
the service many people tainted an
more than one remained where the
svooned. as they could not be caFrie'
out. Rev. Halliday conducted she ser
vice and read long and sympStheti
letter from DR.. MeGlyRp, the deposei
priest of 81. Stepben's Church.